...Conglomerates, Anachronies, and other Amalgams Featuring the most recent works of David Armstrong Six, this exhibition presents an installation especially made for the Darling Foundry’s main hall, as...

"There's a mushroom on my eyelid There's a carrot down my back I can see in the distance A vast quantity of beans To you I'm just a flavour To make your stew taste nice Oh my god, here come the onions...

The text here, I wished, would not think of itself as distributing identity bit by bit, noun by noun to the creature we have at hand here that is the exhibition. The immediate issue that presented itself...

Curator: Marie Fraser The Darling Foundry is proud to present a solo exhibition surveying the work of Toronto-based artist Luis Jacob, the first chapter of his Canadian tour. Curated by Marie Fraser...

A British physician named Paul Dirac formulated, in 1929, a hypothesis on the existence of anti-electrons, thus introducing the notion of anti-matter: all the constituents of matter— protons, neutrons...

Mathieu Latulippe's practice is characterized by a serious aesthetic vision that does not exclude humor and playfulness. Indeed, there is in each of his works a constant and subtle oscillation between...

Observer of the everyday, the banal, the discarded, Gattier finds the material for his pieces in popular and underground cultures. Photographs found on demolition sites, washed out children's drawings...

Plate-form, a sculpture by Alexander David on the Darling Foundry’s public square, fits somewhere between furniture and architecture. Plate-form deals with man’s mobility, the interactivity he generates...

8.5 X 11 Guillaume Adjutor Provost’s projects establish a structure between creation and curating used in conjunction with the integration of various existing works, such as artifacts, textual and performative...

Will we ever be able to mark enough? is Shilpa Gupta's first solo exhibition in Canada. Renee Baert is an independent curator based in Montreal. The exhibition is a co-production of the Darling Foundry...

Curator: Caroline Andrieux Milutin Gubash's In Union is a site-specific installation conceived especially for the Darling Foundry's particular space and context. The exhibition draws its strength from...

Central to the Les concordances du temps exhibit is a large-scale, video installation conceived as an exploration of the relationship between the practices of two contemporary artists: photographer Josée...

Thérèse Mastroiacovo’s work is about art itself as an idea, artistic process itself as methodology. It is about the precarious relationship art has to its own definition, open, half open, or slightly...

Artist with an atypical path, Luis Guerra explores a variety of techniques and media, such as drawing, painting, video, installation and performance as vectors of a raw and pure emotion, free of constraints...

Curator: Caroline Andrieux All vision takes place somewhere in tactile space since vision is palpation by the gaze. Maurice Merleau-Ponty Whether it is by their form or by their meanings, the works Mexican...

In the building adjacent to the galleries, Fonderie Darling offers thirteen creation studios, including eight inspiring workspaces for Montreal artists and four high-quality live-in studios for international...

Swirls of smoke are floating all summer long over the Darling Foundry’s Place Publique. With its trademark caustic wit, the trio BGL has chosen to take over that space by showing Chicha Muffler, a participatory...

Curator : Alice Jim In a corner of a city centre undergoing modernization and gentrification, fraught with conflicting economic scales of living together, a means of voluntary reclusion is on offer via...

The Darling Foundry Visual Arts Centre, in collaboration with the DHC/ART Foundation for Contemporary Art, is pleased to present WHERE IS WHERE? by the Finnish artist EIJA-LIISA AHTILA. This work will...